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From: "la_okus" <xeubie@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: weird coincidence
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> Quoting from the definition of bancu:
> 
>        Notes: On the other side of a bound, but not necessarily 
directly
>             'across' nor at the shortest plausible distance (per 
ragve);
>             also not limited to position in space.  See also {dukse},
>             {ragve}, {zmadu}, {kuspe}.
> 
> My guess is that it is *not* a coincidence.

Right..I didn't notice that. Now for the next question: which one of 
you did it?